Merman May Not Return To Broadway After Hollywood Stardom
Hollywood reports Queen of musical comedy Ethel Merman says she may pursue a Hollywood career after the film version of Call Me Madam. She smiled Tuesday and hinted the Ambassador Werle Mesta role could be her last stage appearance before the footlights.
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Air Force trims manpower to boost combat strength
The Air Force says it is cutting manpower rapidly under an austere program to raise wing strength to 1142, a 50 percent boost in combat power, with only a 14 percent rise in total personnel. Secretary Finletter told Sen. Johnson the drive eliminates many posts and staff inefficiencies, and the service could have required a 40 percent manpower increase without the cuts.
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Quadruplets to be baptized by archbishop in Weymouth
The Manning quadruplets two months old will be baptized Sunday by Cardinal Richard J. Cushing of Boston at St Francis Xavier Church in Weymouth Mass. The quads born June 18 to Mr and Mrs John J Manning of South Weymouth were discharged from South Shore Hospital earlier last week.
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19 Million Veterans Population Increases Slightly
The Veterans Administration reports 19,288,000 veterans of all wars living June 30, up 31,000 from the prior month. Of these, 15,369,000 are World War II veterans and 3,919,000 served in other wars.
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Eagles Present Illuminated Ten Commandments Print
Officials of the Minnesota Fraternal Order of Eagles delivered an illuminated print of the Ten Commandments to President Truman on Monday. Previously they gave a similar print of Pope Pius XII. A Mackinac Island fire on August 19 involved two weekend fires in a state park building. firefighters used a siphon engine to extinguish the blaze.
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Indians Parade At An Annual Exposition In Anadarko
About 10 000 tribesmen from across the United States opened a six day American Indian exposition in Anadarko amid tepees and shelters. Nearly 60 000 visitors are expected to tour the grounds over the event. Exposition President Robert Golombi said at least 35 tribes from New York New Mexico Arizona the Dakotas and Oklahoma are represented. The Thunderbird pageant opens Monday with repeats later in the week. Tribal dance contests run Tuesday through Saturday with each tribe presenting its signature dance.
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